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In my collection of dimes and quarters, the number of quarters is five more than the number of dimes. If I only have 21 coins, how much is my collection worth? PLEASE SHOW WORK!!!
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In my collection of dimes and quarters, the number of quarters is five more than the number of dimes. If I only have 21 coins, how much is my collection worth?
PLEASE SHOW WORK!!!
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Quarters = x
Dimes = y
x+ y = 21
x = y+5
(y+5) + y = 21
Simplify to:
2y = 16 => y = 8
x + 8 = 21
Solve for x:
x = 13
Dimes = 8
Quarters = 13
(8*10) + (13*25) = 80 + 325 = 405 cents
1 dollar = 100 cents, so the collection is worth
$4.05
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